2026.Book32 - The Fraud (Smith)

 Excellent, more-real 19th century 

2026.Book31 - Nonesuch (Spufford)

 Excellent, not too many things as some have said. Last three words are a copout but maybe that's to be expected from Spufford, not exactly one to bite bullets

2026.Book30 - Riccardino (Camilleri)

 Excellent finale

2026.Book29 - Dead Man's Walk (McMurtry)

 Very good prequel 

2026.Book28 - Cain (Saramago)

 Very good, funny, angry, more-truthful rewrite. (Book of nonsense)

2026.Book27 - Everybody's Perfect (Walton)

 Very good, chill, interesting world 

2026.Book27 - The Cook of the Halcyon (Camilleri)

 Another good one, more action 

2026.Book26 - Pillars of the Earth (Follett)

 Pretty good historical epic. Eventually repetitive. Forgiveness of Remigius was the highlight